Comments Thread For: Olympians Warren, Gausha, Breazeale Sign with Haymon

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BoxingScene.com has been advised that 2012 U.S. Olympians Rau’shee Warren, Terrell Gausha, and Dominic Breazeale have signed contracts with adviser Al Haymon.

"It's a great move for all of us," Gausha told BoxingScene.com. "For me, being from Ohio, Al's already worked with [Adrien] Broner and Chris Pearson, being from Dayton. I've been sacrificing and working hard to get to this point, and here I am." [Click Here To Read More]

[HughJass]

what is warren like i heard hes good seen him a few times on youtube but has he got what it takes to go all the way

[mdelacru]

Warren as a pro.

I don't buy Warren as a pro. He'll get wins, they'll feed him bums to a title fight. Seen enough of this kid know what hes made of.

[HughJass]

I don't buy Warren as a pro. He'll get wins, they'll feed him bums to a title fight. Seen enough of this kid know what hes made of.

whats his style is he chinny does he get hit often is he fast and can he punch

[tostao]

dominick breazele was not outpointed , he was knocked down twice by opponent wearing huge pillow gloves and was saved by the bell in the final round . let's be fair and square . the fact that he's signed by al haymon doesn't make him better fighter .

[4Corners]

I think Rau'Shee Warren can be a good pro.

[Kagami Taiga]

I think Rau'Shee Warren can be a good pro.

too old imo.

[4Corners]

too old imo.

Naw. Quillin is already 29 and this is his first big step up against N'Jikam. If Warren fights early and often, he can step up around 29-30 and be about 20 fights deep.

[The Gambler1981]

Warren and Gausha could make some waves in the pro ranks but Breazeale was probably the worst guy on the team~ both in terms of amateur boxing and pro potential.

[nycsmooth]

can't c any of them being a title threat...Warren the best of the 3 but @ 25 in this division & he'll move up, after the initial setups and losers he'll b boxing he doesn't have the punch 2 hang, IMO , vs quality guys from MX & Japan, etc...a different world vs tuff journeyman, then legitimate contenders than inepxerienced, awakward Olympians, but good luck to all 3...